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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
NETWORK CITY.


* Y "-such a scaripn certainly not pad iorn'
and indeed - entirely correct"
II Constant Reader" who writes from Edgewater PARK
" send b THE TRIBUNE his full and address and also
state whether company paid Tor the whole Peoo
Of property before the change was made he VIII
definite answer to his inquiry than now be gwen
Atte Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr.
Robinson win preach morning on "Jubiee me
Lcvtcal and Christian ID the evening no will deliver the
eenth lecture In his conrse on Egypt
Tho statistics Of failures for 1886 compiled by r. q. Dun
Co. a slight falling of compared with 1885, Inc
total for 1924, with liabilities amounting TO
sIlAOO0OOO falling OF OF 900 IN number and OF slOoOooOo
In amount liabilities The failures the last three months
IN 1885 however greater FAC than for the same period
in 1898 and increase OF sl2. 0o0 900 I'm liabilities
In December 1878 immigrants against o343 in
1888 The total 300 08 increase
Of 10 ~ over that OF 1888
Plans enlargement of n. Altman Co.'S store. at
sixth Nineteenth St. rci In tho building Bu
rcan yesterday The addition will double tho SIZE Of the pres
ent building.
The grain trade at tho Produce Exchange yesterday
and voted 10 appoint committee confer with the Grain
Committee tho advsablty OF aboshing tho public
calls.
petition letters Of administration tho estate OF
Alderman Peter u. Masterson cd yesterday By Mrs
Catharne MasIerson his widow. II sets forth that no
win and that hts property valued at about
s75O1O portion placed IN his wifes
name dur ng lifetime and that he left no children
The employees Hborne L. Roos volt met yesterday anu
adopted appropriate resolutions concerning his death
The oboggan slide Polo Grounds ia in excellent con-
dltion II will be open today from 10 and rom 1O 10
l0SOpm.
Tho managers OF tho NewYork Catholic Proteotory have
received the erection Of building TO take the
place the ono December 20 Archbishop Corr
gan gave $3.50
A Photographic group representing Generals sherman
Grant MoPherson and will be presented a. souvenir
IN nil visitors the Cyoorama Battles OF Ncksbuig al
Seventh. ave. and Fifty hfthst. to-day.
The prisoners suspicion OF knowing something
about death OF Mrs Jennie MCPHERSON eedischargedh
the srkvlle Court yesterday by Justice smith
George Wood and Patrick Mcclure employees Of the Broad
way and Seventh Railroad Company. were held on
trial At Jefferson Market Court yeserly for sing tho
track.
The president OF the Bnwer Dramatic Society writes 10
TnE TRIBU the society will beneht entertain
ent for Mrs Logan any time when requested aud wher
ever It will for such entertainment 10 DO
held.
The weather yesterday kept all but the bTavcst OF skaters
Indoors the lakes IN Central
Park The cleaned and put in good condition tor
skaters today.
A half dozen OF Buifalo Brs Indians In war paint ana
feathers wero making purchases in Broadway dry goods
stores yesterday afternoon Fefnno shoppers and Their
children gave tho sayages a Wide berth.
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Mr.. M1RriyEs OFFICE ron 4 YEAR
IMPORTANT TRIALS THAT HAVE pFEN CARRIED on
1 I'D.

IMPORTANT TRIALS THAT HAVE pFEN CARRIED on
THE NUMBER OF CASES HASpLED.
Tho years work I'm the District Attorneys Office MI
MARITIME said yesterday. "was marked by the unusual
number of important criminal trials In which we have
bneen cgagcd. Several OF them have taken more than
one week in obalping jury and presenting evidence
Among the most important trials were the two In when
General shaer the defendant the charge Of bril-
berry the two trials Of cXAldcrman Arthur j. McQuade
which occupied over a month the trial OF cxAlderman
Henry W Jaehnc. also FOR bribery; Kahou murder and
arson case aud do1, murder trials among them being
those OF Daniel DrscOl under scntence OF death
Frederick Gocbharl, keeper at the Pcnitentlary'
and Jan.os r. Holland. the Texan who
killed Davis the bunCo stocrcr." There
were also much time ana labor expended the two trials
of WILLIAM g.. Zimmerman. FOR assault on "A child oL
John and Mary SlcGIth for setting fire 10 their place 0
residence: 81 Herr Most lie Auarohift ami MS ass"
rifn- Alfred T. burgess, for attempting 10 poison MS
wife. Of Matthew MclrcrIcy and John j. MrI"iht
pprk policeman. the charge of robbery of Patrick r.
Reilly. tie ampiChter who was convicted OF PERJURY
Idward r. ica,ctt fnr Ntoruon OF Francis sheppard.
john e. Sot and Margaret Miner on dnoith charges "l
abduction of tn 49, frc charged With forgery. aul oi
Andrew j. Virhtmau.r private detective. changed with
bribery"
The records q ne Dl.iiciAorncys Office show that IN
tho ie-B. Ji-1 HGrc received nom ~" utclt
frirs ot originating with the Grand jury $50 dirt
tfari Jury: 500 ,iiou- bad hy plea on iai.
ana n transferred 10 the special -c.snus Inc
total uumncr Of disposed ~ was 3--f ana @&Oo
& ascs received ll.t cor are sfl pending.
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the pastor congregation Of st. AIMS Church aud the est
mony taken at thehearng"
THE KILLING OF BERYARDA Ia ToRRs

TIE HILLiNO Of De RNAHDA La IOhhD
The body of Bernardo La Torre tho italian Sc wing girl
who was killed on Thursday the Elevated Railway,
was buried yesterday in Calvary Cemetery after Coroner
MESSENGER had given the necessary permit
Celesne La Tore, the sister, who was the station
platform ut the tine of the accident and Bernardo
fall and tho engine pass her body. by
TRIBUNE reporter after the funeral "There plenty
OF time to stop the engine she SAID after my sister
fell, II the engineer had been looking before him,
as he should But he talking with his fireman and
had his head turned away from my sister. When he
heard my screams he turned about and Jumped to bis
feet but he almost upon her then and IL too late
The engine forty feet away when first screamed,
and some one might have done something but nobody
cared The potform had all over it, too and was
not anded at all.
Engineer Merritt and Fireman Uran who had been re-
leased parole night went before Justice Wefe In
the Harlem Police Court yesterday morning and were
bailed by Trans mother, who owns city Ot In ork-
Vile Their examination will take place this morning
Colonel Hahn, general manager OF the Manhat-
tan Railway Company, left the city early yes
teriay morning, but the general superin-
tendent speaking Of the accident yesterday, said NO
doubt lawyer will try TO persuade the unfortunate
girls family that the company or fts employees are 70
blame But have ample evidence 10 prove that she
loaded car. behind IT, that the wonder that the engineer
stopped az soon he did The platform was reasonably
free from snow and mo sand sprinkedon 1t that
Of no practical account now. We are not obliged by
any law to sprinkle sand on our platforms or even 10 Keep
clear of SNOW"
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 81 (SDe.iaN-The way ia which the biz
menhave been ratified around in the last sky days. specua
ton the talk of the grain ooI The biggest operators have
been long lines of wheat when the market has 10.
clined and lines when market has ad
vanced. Wheat few weeks ago up turn engineered
by the New Workers. touched ~ for May Then followed
fluctuations that took the down ceuts but thatd
not take back any time TO - cents. To-Day only
sold 81 cents, bat passed and Touched ~ TEE
bull talk centred about the lies. which strong Tie
clearan nom NewYork, lsj0oD bushels OF VIII lad
bulish influence. In pork there active Trade in
May opened AT -l2 ?2 80 near 10 Sl3 ~ that IL
believed hat traders wOil tako u but with
eper isl Hutchinson turned selcr and Kept !eiak
che his enormous pcdinSs until The prlc1
had declined 20 barrel Even IL op
prce yesterday The all DAY had an IN 1000 DaEt1
lots Roche Hutcinsons broker bd Sl2 - for lOO01
barrels This the Saic days OF II
tile most remarkable weeks OF 1886. IN eli. pork,
the trpiiny enormous.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec. sl-Cotton frner. Mhiug 4a92o....
Flour Howard street and Western supernne w 80
Minis supertne 81 IS az 75 do Extra 50 00a3 10 do RIO
Brands - G2d4 81 Paapsco Faav 50 20 DO Sunerlatve
Pitcnt ~ 90 Wheat-Soutlern steady Western higher
Rel 93d05c. Amber. "a 96ci No. West
Winter Red spot 93c. bdi January S3isaOic;
Foo. si.ogAs@ Com-southern nominal Western higher
southern White 43StGc 40 yellow A.. 44 ,,
Feb i6s047 steady southern Pennsylvania
S4@Ssc Wcsterd White 36eSSc. do. Mixei 80 35c.
Choice Western 81 O06s6 90 Provisions dull. Mess
PORK sl200 Bulkmoats shoulders ana Clear RID sides
packed 9s@7c BaoonTsho9Iders 7T1c.i Clear Ee
49, Butter firm. Western Packed l39lsc. Creamery
%SSSco Eggs sc9 ne5 at ~ 28c Petroleum, , i;e'
lt6l41o...... Copper-RenDed los. llc Whisky
:cs Ps SSs WSsn 2 cu. corn
"a busn. oats 800 uush Rye .... bush shipments
Flour -. pbla Wheat 10000 BUSH sales-wheat
lo2jO0 bush
Bosros. Dec. sl-rour-common Extras. 81 259ss 50.
Choice Extras IS 80 81 75 oprB2 wne, Patents prime.
So 90 o SIS 25 .Corn--steaner Yellow SIoan.
or MIei 81 70; Cool NO ,irsie DIE, 90 Gale oats0Aol
3, 10 w shorts-Mlddilngs per ton SIS DO s2l
Prov son- -Butter-Extrt Western Crea n'r' 29c; do
Ekc.-Eastern EIa* oslo Receipts Tor tho day.
Flour bills $500 Corn $1,000 bush Oat3
2O.OnO buslL; shorts lyOO BUSH
BUFYALo Dec 3l.-Wheat-Ssles Ma. l Hard ranged at
Winter Wheat armer No. Re-. s. &c No. l Whi's
4S9'Jgc No. 2 Yellow 45c: No. 8 10 4saStiS.
No. 2 Mixed 3S 70 go Barley firm No state o4e;;
NO Gaan b6y wSa ' SDS DTsS Go
40 900 bush. ShiDmonts-WheaL 10000 bush
CHICAGO. Dee 3I-Four quiet AMI unchanged Choices
Winter Wheat 81 1921 20 spring Wheat So 50@t l0
Gadss s Pt r. I've Fou g a. 20 ~ SCs ~"
Tie leading futures range rs fOi. ~
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E1.RnpEAN pNnnuCE MAEkETS

LIVERPOOL fjec 81 PROVISIONS Bacon Cumberland Cut
Od; Clear MIilr, 33S Ot short Clear Aidlsl
3.s Ot Short KJs 3Os 6 shoulders 29s o. pr Beet
77s for Extra India Ness Prime Mess, SIS ID Pork
Prime Mes, 62s Od. per bDl Prime Mess, Essera
G2s.Ol Western j8s 3D. Lard Ancrt al, 3jr Prime Vest
ern 35s o.; Lard oil 32s OIL iIlms-LOng car. ~ 3D.,
Shoulders 80 Oh ButorlD2s sd per cYtfor e>t nted
Western Sprlng. Is IL as. 3D.; Ret WINTER - jL
- per GENITAL: New so. Winter. t. ~. DO No.
Sprug - 3d. New Mxed Western. ~. l. California w.
- sd s. I'd: DO. 80. Ga Cd as 81 per GENITAL. Pro,
ducesrs 0f Iurpentuc - 81; oO Il London. 2Gi. 81
per cwt Kennc, Petroleum, H. per gallon. Cover >eel
American Ked, as. per cwt. IHipw-2.j or per eva
Fine American. pc Cd. Prime Guy 2is. 9d per eva,
Rosn-Comulon - "a; Pa,e II. 81 bo> o. Lnseei Oi
Icr Prov l,iOH- nrrcin Htfllger-rd Beof
don New YORK state. ~ los o. - o. JL CottoRseei
oil. IL, erpoo, Hs-". Is. "a.
Tlcroccipr mast three days 1i,JD
e. u,llBg 7'i.uDU American.
1herecepts American corn lot the past uuee lays were
%. .UU Centa,.
LONDON, Dec. 3l.-PTOducc -Lnsee on. s2o 5sOt go
los vi per CiCutta Lluseed lOs. M per quarters La
seed cake, A6 l5s Cd. per ton; Refined Pe'weun, OF
al. per gallon. Spiglts Oi furpcntne - Oh per
twt; Pale. 6s. Ud blls od PIOylsons-istd - ~ pr
Cwt foT American Nugarl3-. cd. per cWL cr thDA cen
tuuga po.nrkng 96s ant - 81 IA. 81 for Nlsovao
Australian iai.ow Beef 2is o. e@9s:
60 Cuchln a36 o. American Refrigerated BoeG IS 1t
hind quarters aud - Id fOi oro quarters per SO ~ hs
carcass. 81,
ANrwRRP. Dec. 3l.-Petrclcom Fine Pale American IL
francs 81 paid. aU Il ancs % cenne> sellers
NiCoN- Lard NJ 50 francs 600 cruuler per lVJ ElIoA
BNENgS, Dee 81 Petroleum. b MARKS - plrnning+
Wilcox Laid ciOsel al "a MARKS - pennng' per IlV o.
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BROOKLYN

over a. 900 900 people crossed the Bridge last year.
Fsckner has rcappoantod Henry "aIu bteoheI
Chaplain Of the 18Th Rcgmeut
Contract, for the removing Of garbage and Of dead animals
sni DIAL have been awarded TO Henry Bcrhn anu An Ire"
Vessel. Il spectiyely.
suit to forecose mortgage OF $4,000 upon The Fiith
Av,uue asiuo has boz begun fy John DOWN. VINO con
su t,sl buding skating rhs aud ai'eI"aTd -ou u
10 company wh, organized TO MAINTAIN oAtie ana tlu0
I,t,n, ia H. III fortune attended ine tnicIpIi'e.
Internal Revenue collector BLACK h4s made Chlrt nely
Cot Mauihn- cashier 10 Ms ohc" 10 succeed vN'I
tr alter buokkrrper to sucrtoi j."
who taxes tho place OF MI MAunhg lie say
L,r change, T,.e tie ell, oueF y. t.u ONCE
At,or tlr red bail announcing skating Prospect Park
was PLAYED nom The street windows Yea'f.Ay tHe
lac dining rcat,r yaIt lie day and evening porrnt"d
a srt apriftTtr only 90" hsr 81 o. -Aht
Tie gee. sAaiinB I'D be allowed t'"oi"" una
H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 3O.-l23O y. ste ady with
far demand Mnku.ng Uplands. 5i4l. do orleans basd
Saios-SUUO baos Including 1000 bales fol speculation
export Keoolptsl300O bales Including $500 Amer
Futures steady a. the advance; Uplands Low Midlng
clause December delivery. ll-o4i.j l3id DO
comDor ana January delivery 26id.do January Feb
rudry delivery. l2BIl do February March delivery
1904. do March and Apr ionvery l4.o4L. do Ap.
I'll aud May delivery 6O4.. do MAY and June
lho4t do June aud Iuy delivery. 2l04d. July ami
August delivery. 2J6id.. Also D II Cad.
Weekly % the week, $1,000 bales, American.
bnirs spectators took, LOO bales exporters took
bales. ships side direct Ia splBners 200
bales. actual export 1000 bales total receipts 4OOOO
baios American 10000 Oles. total STOCK
American iS1OUs bales amount OF cotton aiOat $4,000
bales, American. $500 bales.
len! fol delivery AT oayS clearing $500 bales
docket.
American
Futures steady. Uplands Low Midding clause December
l26 sellers. Ito. January and February dolvery ~
buyers March and April delivery. lioid SELLERS
April delivery l6-Oi sellers Ito May Juno
delivery is04, sellers do June and July delivery. 70
.Bid sellers do July and August delivery 22U4a buyers.
Futures closed panis Low luttlins clause
Decsmb delivery z04d Sellers do. December and
uary delivery 264 buyers do. January and February
delivery l20id sellers ito February aud March delivery.
ltd buyers. do March and April delivery IL odd.
sellers April aud May delivery. lb.Uid sellers do.
aud June delivery IL Cad sellers do June and July
delivery Zv6id seors do July and August doyery;
264d value do August Vnd September delivery 2Aosd
value.
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MEerCIIE-rEK COUNTY.

NEW KoCuRIia Tho Womcn's thTistaD Temperance
reform tlub have united 90 pufChasusa me
plot In ~ feet front Z12 rt deep for
The PURPOSE 81 erecting Arge hail The Eroud door Will DO
ln, aud ~, upper part Of thc buBg Will 10
used club and society tOoins fy Thousand dollars have
boon subscribed az taplts, IA 200 sAtes AZ SiV each
MI William H. Morton will enter upon hs
Justice OF the peace to day Tho sunday school
with the Revrncd Church Of s village has pre-
s.ntel 81 900 to tie cOn,isiOry.
sSG-rno total earnings at sing sing prison for
December fl1tJB AIT tho expenditures fll.i3j At
The frguest CUnyicts. WaroA lush via
10 day lay They dislike 10 be locked cher
when there work done Tho
warden vii furnish the CouyUs with such
turkoy, pVrk AMI niincc pic.
YoNKERs The the ~ Mary McCuc against Tho
$4,000 falling the tee slippery side walk
rendered verdict yesterday In tho Circuit Court Of
nfx
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GRAIN AND PaoDUog MAeyEyy
FEATURES or SEw-YoRK Dr,rrvcs


Although it the day before the Year and tbs nru
posed celebration OF the OCCASION by the big cor,
at the Produce Exchange occupied the attention NJ 80
persons the wheat speculation Yesterday was active r.
porters did e 900 bushels satisfying their need. Inn.
spot lots were tfe better There little varato, ..
the quotations for options throughout y and tho ,o.
strong The speculative developments were not novs
yet in spite OF the sla knng in the export demand for bs
the confidence OF operators In sustained pr,vi,,
abroad IL exortng its effect on sucuators IN.
market ended h:n ana up ior January at 90, March Al
064 February At - AMI 4 May al N cent.
The other cereals dis, Osc 10 be quiet Corn wa
uull for spot lots, with only 5000 bushels taken -
shippers. The options the contrary, We're heavy ana
closed bottom figures down for Jaluary e ~ 4
Tor February ~ 40 and cent for May ~ cents Inc
markets for olts better options Dcng no fol-
lows January Boa, February 36iS March 35at Nav 37s
cents. he bail mOyement IN lard continued Eievea
hundred terte taken partly fos THO Optons
strong and ARRANGED points for January 10 - 80
other months showing OF 203 points al ~ 81 for Feb
~ March ~ y for APRIL and ~ II ur May.
The receipts gram ami rDTr yesterday AZ Ncw-YOr<
Philadelphia, Baltimore AMI Boston follows Whea.
l21j bushels corn 900 yushels oats sj j3 bushels
total gram 40Of2s bushels iOur f3oa barrels At tn.
cago Milwaukee and 81 LOUIS ta5 arrivals Wheat
1920 bushels. Is i.JJ bushels Ju,a
els; total grain. 357J Sj bushels: Hour l&OIs
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Numerous decisions were handed down by the General
Term Of the Supreme Court yesterday OF which the most
important follows:
decision John r. starln at Special Term hi,
staten Island and 10 Bay Ridge to the staten
dS s@I h p 1bai ihe .S Fund e ony S
Of the franc hiscs ar ADVERTISING or sealed proposals
eleven months at nxcd rental o $1,000 at upset
ps held tat az the time Of the .slo tie staten Island RAPID
Transit Company authorized by law I" run orry
right staten Island /, has acquired No such right
ferry 10 Bay kge THO effect Of ms decision Is to
sell ia. franchise gain The opinion was "tItIcu 10y Justice
Tic determine the right Of he public to the in
nr b 5 m FSck rom Konet IGycrn Tor $50 100
bought John T. Los knan hnsr AM the people against
me orisp Of J1ste Nh-ws sranrns Sl%dan,S against
,s Gtrdant u.ticr Brady I'm Announcing The lceou,i
By winch the public can DO oHcnned IRON Tho use the IN.
the rnnae Of em By the pnblc cannot be-
toned As the duty 81 a4ing Seircne- within specific nme
winch rests upon the Oouly clerk rentn IL necessary at
when the ndoes III use by his employees they shall have
The OF John and Mary McGrath who were
fenced the General essons TO the state Prison Tor ten
wears a IRE tenement
families orr obtain h. Insurance on their unturo
he Ground that ia ge Ieishrve erred N char tneJuIy
that one convicted boil should be-
by JUSTICES DAVIS Brady held that Mayors ap-
Commissioners IN place OF Nhoas haght9n and John
MOTHS v~d the latter claimed that the Law OF 1884,
Consent OF tho Aldermen did not apply ~ them,
and that their innetons " Sa,a parry derived
that Comm have always been appontedby
GERS whom statute lie appoint without
having u,e apeo ~ Sonnto o,,.r. o ,. .,,
OF Alfred Cohen In his suit TO compel them 10 take back bonds
they sold TO him having ovcrru'ed General
Term holds hat the snt shona To disnsed as The aseats
psny which the money for the securities Transferred
by them and that the pants proper remedy In suit for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
4 rEAMs nLRrHs. MARRLAa Es AND pHlrns

A YEARS BTRTHS MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
The deaths IN the city during lSsG numbered 1880
the births 81 $40 aud the marriages l22l0. In 1888 the
record was 50 Gs2 deaths 30OJO births and IL ZIG mar.
riagcF. OF the2i.i32 persons who were married last
yenr 1928 men and $500 women were Oi foreign BIRTH
Nuow, to the number OF 40 and $50 wdOwers
married a second time. one man who had buried four
wives was married TO "a MIN. Two hundred and fifteen
bdrgloous aud 1904 brides were under twenty years
of nge A. brldcyrOoms and six brides were sixty
yenrs OF age "a brdcgrOUms and one bride
seventy and two men married at the ago OF eighty
odd years 81 $50 persons who died. J,iS2
killed by consumption 5000 by pneumonia and l7O7
person died yellow fever, II persons from small
pox ST. nom measles, $40 rrom scarlet fever, l73l
nom diphtheIia $50 from Group, 576 from
whoopng cough Ii from typhus fever 32i from typhoid
fever anu PA from cerebrOspinal meningitis, 40lA
from contagious diseases. There 224 suicides
Whilo deaths were OF persona over seventy years
OF age 81 OF infants VINO lived less than Year
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RAycr an =,

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OE DID rru~
modsrate trading in crude certificates was accon,I
yesterday but the extreme fluctuations were cor0nod 800
limits OF cent Early there slight rise dus ., ~, 80
ter feeling caused by reports from Washington sed
ing falling OF In the gauge TO 900 barrels Tho la,a
sion was no more than could have EXPECTED ia va.
tho general indisposon OF traders accounts
double holiday. The close steady and the nostc.
holder. still seems TO rest the in
supp movement which
variations or weeks or a months output. - w
hefangeoi prices and the az the
Exchange woTo as f0llawsI
Opening. cas- Lowest. ......... sos
highest 709s Final. .-...... 80H
SacS' ,OO1
Refined oil firm at 6as hero and in Baltimore
and Ga cents per gallon in Philadelphia.
OIL CITY. Ponn., Dec 3l-Crude On-National Transit
Certificates opened at 6 and closed 69 highest prica
70 lowest 69s Sales $500 barrels charters 90 "a
Sarreis; cearances, 2620000 barrels shipments S29Ji
barrels; runs. - barrels.
rtisBuka Dec 3l-Petroeum dulfand eteady. National
Transit Csrcates opened at 6o and closed III high.
est price, 10. lowest CO..
BRADFORD Penn, Dec 3l.-Sationa Transit Certifcssa
opened AT 90 ana closed at 69a highest price 7O Low.
cat price, oS cieafahces. S26.00 barrels
TI1usviLLR Penn, Dec 2l-Satonal Transit Certacatsa
price. 6Sis ' "'S
SPIRITS OF TURPESrIyp
sAvAyNAH Dec. 3l.--TurDentino firm AZ 35.
WILMINGTON. Dec 3l.-rurpeDtine firm AZ 9gt~n
CHARLESTON, Dec 3l-Iurpentne firm at IS &C.
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IL E-Ef EIIY.


TIE combined for tie purpose Of erecting
= l!a!. u cost tlOlUvC.
scott tie ,ooFrd man who W" vc'ei o. bra-
NY senfrut vr.tslay ia N'tA 10 year IA
ste lr.son scott tuc vale, o. o.DovcrnOr
Lu.luw.
Jahnnrcq 2errr- = sn'or on tho Rotterdam steamship
-cit $780, died rsirfdsy thc city Hp-piI gy thla
tie tt-u ~ ca hI.,u ga tIc uppcr ur
Anne p.vun q. o. NJ los FruuswieS It.. wa mr.
ro,-i ye.irr as t'r compliant o. Ms Mary kcil- WHO
ac,us-n o,.ctb5 containing 80. Ihe siI'
confessed Ter rullL